James Adie

Senior Lecturer, Psychology

Coventry University

United Kingdom

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James Adie is a Senior Lecturer in Psychology at Coventry University, UK. His research interests encompass motivation in sports and education, perceived ostracism, and personality traits. Recent publications explore themes such as achievement goals, self-determination theories, and the impact of psychological flexibility on student functioning and performance.

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Articles (9)

Latent Motivation Profiles and Doping in Sport and Exercise: An Integrative Approach Based on Achievement Goal and Self‐Determination Theories

Unraveling Perceived Ostracism: The Role of Antagonistic Traits and Attachment Orientation

Peer Climate Matters for Academic Motivation and Student Functioning in Higher Education

Who is more likely to feel ostracized? A latent class analysis of personality traits

Self-based goals, underlying reasons, performance and discrete emotions among parkrunners

Dark personality traits and psychological need frustration explain future levels of student satisfaction, engagement, and performance

Perceived ostracism and paranoia: A test of potential moderating effects of psychological flexibility and inflexibility

Approach-achievement goals and motivational context on psycho-physiological functioning and performance among novice basketball players

Applying the utility index to review single best answer questions in medical education assessment

Collaborators (5)

Ian Boardley

Ian Tyndall

Chris Smyth

Daniel Waldeck

Andrew Holliman

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